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Lily Polenchuk
Bite the Ballot: President
The 2025 presidential race has been unusually packed, with four candidates vying for the University of Alberta Students’ Union’s (SU)…
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Lily Polenchuk
Bite the Ballot: Vice-president (operations and finance)
The vice-president (operations and finance) (VPOF) race for the 2025 University of Alberta Students’ Union (SU) election has been consistently…
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Lily Polenchuk
Bite the Ballot: Plebiscites
In the 2025 University of Alberta Students’ Union (SU) elections, students will get the chance to vote on two plebiscites:…
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Lily Polenchuk
Bite the Ballot: Referendums
In the 2025 University of Alberta Students’ Union (SU) elections, students will get the chance to vote on seven referendums:…
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Lily Polenchuk
Editorial: Budget 2025 “meeting the challenge,” just not for PSIs
Another year, another disappointing provincial budget. On February 27, the Government of Alberta released its 2025 budget. And for students…
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Gabriella Menezes
Presidential candidates fail to match Martel at ISU forum
At the Indigenous Students’ Union (ISU) forum on February 28, some presidential candidates struggled to bring ideas on how to…
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Gabriella Menezes
More of the same: Thiessen putting students over budget lines
As seems to be the theme with the vice-president (operations and finance) (VPOF) race, not much changed at the Indigenous…
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Gabriella Menezes
ISA forum proves which presidential candidates are cut out for the job
Third forum down, only two to go after the International Students’ Association (ISA) forum on February 27. For the University…
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Gabriella Menezes
Thiessen continues to benefit from other candidates’ stagnation in VPOF race
Not much changed at the third forum, hosted by the International Students’ Association (ISA), in the 2025 University of Alberta…
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Lily Polenchuk
One presidential candidate stands out from the others at CSJ forum
At the Campus Saint-Jean (CSJ) forum on February 26, presidential candidates continued to make the case to students that they…
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